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A Guide to Free eBooks
Face it, e-books are here to stay, and it is inevitable that library patrons are going to want to know where to find them. They’re especially going to want to know where to find the free e-books. Look no further, the free e-books are here (or at least at the following websites):

Baen Books - A publisher of scientific fiction and fantasy, Baen Books offers more than 120 titles. You can save books to your computer or send them directly to your kindle.

Bibliomania - This site provides free online literature with more than 2,000 classic texts (including fiction, drama, poetry and short stories).

Bookyards - Bookyards‘ goal is to be Library to the World. The web portal has over 17,000 e-books to download, as well as thousands of external web links and links to e-books in other sources.

NetGalley - NetGallert is a service for people who read and recommend books: book reviewers, journalists, librarians, professors, booksellers, bloggers, etc. Publishers upload their galleys and any marketing and promotional information, then invite contacts to view their title on NetGalley. Readers can also find new titles through NetGalley's Public Catalog, and request to review those titles from the publisher.